Exports from UK to EU down 68% since Brexit trade deal – Reuters

According to a trade body representing hauliers, exports from the UK to the European Union (EU) plummeted by 68% last month in the post-Brexit trade deal era, per Reuters.

Key highlights

Trade was disrupted after the end of a transition period following Britain’s departure from the EU.

Some businesses have struggled with new customs declarations and health certificates as the coronavirus pandemic also hits firms.

International members at the Road Haulage Association (RHA) reported a 68% fall in exports in January.

RHA Chief Executive Richard Burnett said: “I find it deeply frustrating and annoying that ministers have chosen not to listen to the industry and experts.”

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